Zoom rolls out two-factor authentication for all usersIt's easier to keep your Zoom calls secure when two-factor authentication is turned on.
What you need to know
Zoom has enabled two-factor authentication for all users on its mobile and desktop apps.
You can now secure your Zoom account with SMS or an authenticator app.
It's available to users on all tiers, whether free or paid.
Zoom has enabled two-factor authentication (2FA) on its service, allowing customers to secure their account with an extra layer of protection. It will work on the web app, as well as the mobile and desktop clients.
"With Zoom's 2FA, users have the option to use authentication apps that support Time-Based One-Time Password (TOTP) protocol (such as Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, and FreeOTP), or have Zoom send a code via SMS or phone call, as the second factor of the account authentication process," the Zoom team wrote in a blog post, alongside instructions for enabling the feature. The Verge adds that Zoom will offer this feature to all c...
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Zoom rolls out two-factor authentication for all users
